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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05
HE HAS WIVES IN MANY COUNTRIES

The German people Of Morr!sana are considerably ex
Cited the escapades OF George Amberg, who has
been employed for the last sixteen months at David
Mayers brewery as driver Amberg has only been In
this country few years and during that time has mar
RED different OF whom lives in Boston,
another In Brooklyn q third Jersey City and ut No
1913 Washington Ia this city, who was the last
victim and who Is mourning the sudden departure
OF her husband for unknown place The cause OF
his sudden flight the appearance OF nth wife with
two children The latter arrived from Germany
n few days ago In search OF her truant
husband 20 whom she married six ago In that
country She bad not heard from him In long time and
look him up She has friends In this city who
aided her In her search and few days ago Amberg was
found 10 be at tho brewery Tie wOmans friend called
there tho other evening, imputed for AmDerg, ana
learned that he married aud living with his wife
In Washngion-aye Thther the inquirer went and found
Mrs. Amberg taking OF an infant AmDerg learned
of German wife presence In this city, when ne came
home after his last wife had been visited and on the fol-
lowing morning obtained advance OF Sl5 from his EN-
pOyer and left town $500
II vas learned al tho brewery yesterday that out OF his
amounting SIS he has had TO pay - OF IL to his
Boston wife aud 81 Ills BrOokyn wife. IL has also
open that these five wives are not al that
bear bis namo. He has travelled extensively. having
women In Russia Denmark and sweden are looking for
his return There children living BY OF his W yes
Hts last wife lives with her mother, Mrs Rced who Ia
In comfortable circumstances. and her daughter VIII nos
suffer from want To reporter the daughter said yes
erday that she would not prosecute her husband II
Asked to- for he had been kind to her and a " good
provider"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05
olprAIY. MlrR AYp SEcOYp OFFrCER pEAp

Captain Kelly OF clyde steamer Ozama reported the
following from Hayt yesterday in connection with the
OF German bark Argo. Fort Piooict. Cape
Hayu ST. Thomas. On the passage
non RauEoon RIO JanerO. Captain stick dlei tom shp
The mate died alterwsri In RIO Janero The
took command aud entering the har
iayti fhe vessel reef and the
commander shot himself and jumped overheard The
abandoned tho vessel ut the Tine Tho bark st OF the
reef the rocks Fort poolet became
wreck. The ArgO buit at Hamburg IN 1879 and wa
owned hy NJ q. Amstnck. OF that port
The brought the captain and eight
OF this Danish schooner wrecked
81 . January -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05
GENERAL CLAY GETS DIsOoURA GED.


LOUISVILLE, March tSpeciub.-General Cassus NJ
Gay who has been stamping State for the Republican
nomination for Governor made his last speech here last
night The audience was so small that he became
thoroughly discouraged and this morning announced that
he would give up the canvass and 20 nome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05

MRS. ROBIESOH'S ALLEGED AOCOMPLIOEG
BOSTON, March tSpcetab.-In August MIRA Sarah X
Robinson Of somervills arrested charged with
ing caused s death Of her two children by poison Sub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05
ro rxEMpr cnrHcH pRoPERrY FRoM.rAxArIoN
TO INCORPORATE THE PRATT INSTITUTE

TO INNUKPDNAII IIII@ IhAII IN"IIINI H~
ALBASY. March "A bill has been introduced In tho
Legsature to enable Charles Pratt OF Brooklyn, ono OF
the members OF the Standard Oh Company. u carry out
his plan OF creating an Industrial institute In which tho
poor education HIS Intention Is 10 give
nearly 100000 for the support OF the school Part Of
the endo~Jncnt he has put in the Astral FLATS now
building In Brooklyn. The cost Of this building will DO
100000 The bill TO incorporate the Pratt Institute
considered for few moments by the Senate Ia day.
then referred To the Judiciary Committee 20 DO
perfected Senator WORTH o Brooklyn, who introduced
the bill OF the contemplated institute
which viii accommodate 1000 students and viii Afford
complete general education In all those branches OF study
pertaining 10 the mechanic and domestic arts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05

MRS. HOPKINS TO MAXI OUOAGO HER HOMB
CHICAGO March 4.-Mra A. L Hopkins arrived I'm this
city last night from NewYork with her father George l.
Dunlap and viii mako Chicago her home. Il "a uuder-
stood Chat all legal proceedings against her husbsnd
l. Hopkins have been withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05

tiuaaed onclesged Wade Hampton, with she
nrscious document under his ARM TO The fiesi-
dents room to obtain his SIGNATURE. IL was Sno
last bill to pass the XLIXth Congress.
A minute aftcrward Senator Ingalls, rose ana III
\ clear. distinct and resonant tones announced
isTbe Constitutional period Of the ALlAth Con
Rress having been compleocd' The senate seanos
adjourned without day.. The PRESIDENT remained
IN his room for about fifteen minutes after Con-
press adjourned. and held quite reception. Many
of the senators Of both parties dropped in to pay
their RESPECTS. and some OF the House members
.lso called. The President waited until the
crowds had pretty well left the building, and
then went out by the same staircase by which
ha entered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05
MuItitudes

Arc troubled all their lives with Bolts and carbuncieas
gono another makes appearance Tho
of this depravcd blood and until that nuid thoroughly
oeansed of the poison there relief VIVA,
the sufferers need Of Ayers sArsapars best
most reliable and most economical blood
world.
John r. Ekins. Editor Stanley Observer AIbsmara N.
O., writcs; 81 was troubled for yesrs with
BOlLS,
the result of impure blood began TO Ayers sarsapa
rla and In due time the erupons all disappeared and my
health restored"
have used Ayers sarsapara and Pills. for bois Sores
and pmpes and have found them be tho
tho world."-Julius Bernardin. Compton. Ill.
Z" For several years was afflicted with Boils and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-05

w. BOURKE 0OCKRAH on USELESS OFPTCIALS.
Congressman ". bourke Cochran one OF the rsmmany
delegation who TO Albany and argued before Joint
committee OF tho and Assembly the adyisaby OF
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23


A French officer tells an amusing an
ecdote in recent number of the "Revue
Retrospective 1t was at the time when
the French army stood before Torres
Nedras. separated from the English camp
by number of vineyards III which there
were caves containing wine. The soldiers
of both armies drank traternally from
these stores without ever coming i'll CON
tlict. One day. however. "a French ser
geant was captured in one of the caves
by some English soldiers, who took him
into their camp and conducted him to the
Duke of Wellington. After a few ques-
the sergeant was ordered to leave, but
would not str.
$50 along said the General. No
movement but the bIusque reply, Gen
eral, your soldiers had no right to make
me their prisoner AND how is that?'
"how is that? 1t is this way. The cave
being neutral ground they had no more
right to capture me than had to capture
them. They took advantage OF my $50
lation. Soldiers ought to have more
manners among themselves Was
that the way YOU were taken prisoner
..Yes. General Very well. you shall
dine With my a1tendaDtS anu 20 "heie
YOU came from" But the Frenchman
still refused to move" Have you not
heard what ! saId. sergeant " On.
yes. General. | have heard it all. but l
do not wish to go with Your ttendant.
And Why not "Brcause no French
soldier ever eats with domestic servants.
Lold Wellington, with a bow and sign
of assent, took the hint, ordered another
convert to be laid at blS own table. and
invited the French sergeant to dinner.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23
DisinfectIng Rooms,

From The Sanitary EHgiHcSr-
Drs. Guttmann and Merke, of the City
Hospital Moabit. iu Berlin, have made
an investigation as to the relative value
of various methods of disinfecting in
habited rooms. The main points kept in
view in the inquiry were that a satistac
tory method should destroy the vitality
of bacteria, should not injure the house
or furniture, should not be dangerous to
the health of the person i'll the house or
of the person applying iC, should involve
the least possible labor in its use and be
as cheap as possible. The bacillus an
trax was taken as the test organism ana
was dried in silk tibres and scattered
through the room. on the rugs, etc
Distinction was attempted by rubbing
the floors, ceilings and walls with disln
fectant fluids and by spraying the same
on the rugs, etc. The solutions expert
mented with were a per cent solution
of carbolc acid, and solutions of bichlo-
ride of mercury of various strengths.
Their conclusion is that solution of
bichloride of mercury, | to | 600, used as
wash and spray, is the most certain,
the cheapest and in all respects the best
for disinfectiug Inhabited rooms.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23

The chance of getting strictly first class
clothing at such ah>urdly low prices that
1t will pay 10 buy them for next seasons
use at DehIn * Son, stirring and sarisfac-
tory clothiers, Pratt " Hanover, Baltic.
Don't miss the opportunity.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23
HOW MARRIAGE CHANGED H M.

ie poet wrote unto We maid
And told his low. far sw Aeftr
Than any Suiror',i e'rr eSsaFei
Before-in verSetul metre.
Ee damsel did rrcipr"care
The throhs of his heart neater;
Soon at the altar he, elate,
In wedlock went to meet her.
Z =
E- hush md writes mo more'soft y rhyme,
For by IA hon u>ehnld che
He's hardened been, and spends his rime
Now cussing We gaS-neter.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23
Live Saved Ly a Dogs Intelligence.

From The Boston TrGHSCIipt.
| have often seen rhIS same child when
she less than IA year Old, living III her car
rage between two snow drlitS. on IA
bright WIN Ell 5 day with Brown a big
St, b, rnard dog keeping guard BESIDE
her. Wien the child awoke the dog
barked, aud thus summoned the nurse
Brown was a much better guardian than
the nurse on mere than one occasion, ana
this was the WAY lie s,ved The child :
life There was ii high emnankmeht
with a steep incline goirg at sharp an
gle and on one occuSion lie nurse. SolnS
in to pay visit to some OF her 1rlenu>,
left the carriage wlth the baby III 1t
perilously hear the dan q rons spot. Some
passing lar started the " heels iii motion,
and the carriage shpp d down, down
toward the edge; in a moment more 1t
must have gone over. but the brute intel
ligeuce was. as it OFT, IL lS, better than
the human, and MI Brown threw HIM
self before the wher.s and lay there,
holding the carriage back by the weight
Of his body until the truant maid lie
turned and rescued her charge.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23

From the SdranEGh Times.
Some time ago a little 'vannah girl
read in newspaper thar = S'uar"r r
muuus had ways of his own tor IN iklng
soups aud calvesio,t lily. ) le wrote t"
him ior information incl. ,Sing SprIg of
jeSSamlne. and got the following reply {:
DEAR LITTLE Miss l nave yonr note
with the pretty j ,Ssamins II ,wers. With
the trustfuluess of youth you believe
what the newspapers print. but they have
misled you in this Instance. | do not
know how to make soup or calvesfoot
ielly. | sometimes think | know how to
make briefs and laws, that, like soup, are
sometimes diges ible, and, fear some
times not. Cookery is real art, and
hope you will learn it perfectly and grow
up to be a true American woman, know
ing how to do everything that makes a
home happy. Yours truly.
GEORGE F. EDMUNDs.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23
The Pict ure Killed Her,


from me HtiteiliH 7 tHihi y-
There is famous modern picture at
Moscow of John the Terrible, alter ht
has murdered his son in ii lit @ rage, anC
suddenly discovers the crime he has
committed. The expression i'll his eyes
is that of madman, with a curion,
CLEAN of horror and conscious striking
him, after his son has sunk at his feet
with the blood streaming from his
wourded temple. It. is intensely realis
tic. and report asserts that on one occa.
sion u lady was SO much affected by the
sight of it that she fell down dead on
the spot. According to this tale, the
picture was subsequently removed to an
inner room and ladies not admitted in
the absence of Il medical attendant. We
inspected the picture in its inner room
and without this eucumbrauce OF the
doctor
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23
IlENTISTRY.
DIR. N. B. SMITH,

PORT DEPOSIT, MD,
Having removed his Office to the Brick Build
ing, near the Railroad Depot. is now prepared to
do all Kinds DENTAL WORK, in the bestl I'd
most approved manner.
SS-All PLATEWDR guaranteed for en-,
and FlI.IlNGS tor tlye wears
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23
This Wonderful Driving Cart Has No Equal !

the only that be adjusted suit the rider.
The springs be changed suit the load road in five
seconds This valuable that other cart
has. Where other have from feet spring, the
has foot spring. giving much elasticity than
other made.
This EAsY-RIDING has seat bars to climb in
getting in and out the This makes desirable all
classes persons We to have less horse
motion than other and give hock'oom for easy
horse travel than any other cart made.
The wonderful of the springs make it by far
FINEsT-RIDING CART yet made.
A Test place 2x4 scantlng to 10 feet apart on a
road and them your horse
and will guarantee that the rider shall not be
moved from the by such Try any other
and see where you go.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23

A traveller in Kansas while crossing a
prairie the other day came upon purity
of men who seemed to be preparing tho
land for agricultural purposes.
My friend said the traveller, ad-
dressing one of the men, ''you are laying
off Your corn rows quite distance
apart
Corn rows?' the man gasped.
eyes, these rows over there
"My stars, Stranger exclaimed the
Kansas man, lis it possible you amt
heard of IT."
"Heard of what?'
'Of the boom. Man alive, them amt
coru rows over thar; they air streets. an
this here is city. You air now on the
corner of Commercial and Emporium
streets. an not in the check of corn
row, as you mout suppose.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23

The Indians of Washington Territory
have ali ingenious method by means of
which they kill great many deer i'll a
short time. They take some old blan-
kets, well scented with Indian. and
fasten them at short intervals upon the
bushes making a long line OF bushes so
covered. Then taking in large area of
timber, they gradually close in on the
frightened deer.
When the animals reach the line OF
blankets they travel round in a circle like
whirlpool, refusing to pass the line of
blankets This enables the Indians to
kill them as rapidly as they please.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23

From The San FrdnCisco Chronicle.
If the Bill Taylor of GoodelI's ranch,
Wyoming Territory, can be believed, he
is the champion hunter of the plans.
One day recently, lie says, he saw herd
of three thousand antelope in canon.
He walked around to the head of the
canon aud got good shot at close quar-
ten $ into the herd. Seven head dropped
dead at the first shot. and after few
more shots he killed eighteen.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23
A Singular Southern Snake.

A tenant on Mr.. Robert Bavill's place
killed horned snake last week, and Mr..
Bevill broIght it to town and gave it to
DR.. B 3rton. We have always thought
the horned snake was "a myth, but there
is no doubt about this one. His snake
ship Was about tour feet and SIX inches
long, and the horn on the tip of his tail
was about quarter OF an inch in length.
The reptile was of dark reddish brown
color, resembling IA chicken snake some
what. Ii was found and bayed by dogs.
and when Mr.. Bcvill's tenant approached
the snake Was making venomous efforts
t. strike them with its tail end.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23

Rharza:ian ina Neuralgia o-Eoj IL 21ays.

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u compound " mCh acts with truly marvel
cur rarldIry III the cure TT rreuuarI>m and
Nrura ga We guarantee 1t I" cure any
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Ruruuafl~m and Neuralgia III days. and
10 give l?unlrulatt relief la chronic cases
and effect - speedy cure.
On lrceit't of 80 CentS, in Two cent stamps
we vii! seLd IOany address the prescription
IN: his wonderful compound, which can
beflled by your home dru !gist at small
cost We take this means of giving our
discovery !" the public Instead of putting
it ont as "a patent medicina, it being much
less expensive. We viii gladly refund
money II satisfaction is not given.
The INDIANA CHEMICAL Co,
Jan 29-1y Craw fordsvilie, Ind,
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23

This spring with your blood full of impuri-
ties, your digestion impaired, your appetite
poor, kidneys aud liver torpid, and whole
system liable To he Frustrated by disease
dut get yourself into good condition, and
ready for the changing and warmer weather
by taking Hoods Sarsaparlla. 1t stands
unequalled for purifying the blood, giving
an appetite, and for general spring medicine.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23

ORGANS
PIANOS.

Highest nnors ut all Great Wr~II's Exhiff
tiuI> -iur" j-j7. 100 - v"- -, i .grn fur Cash.
Lnsy Payments. ur Rented. '.r,.,i,-u,. 81 ~.
Ito. free
The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-23

An old lady of Neoga. ILL.,, seventy
years of age, has learned to write. She
SAYS she has learned rather late in life,
but she is consoled by the thought thar
she has been thus prevented from writI <
IA great many fool sh things.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18
CHARGED WITH LleeL.
John G. Les Arrested on . Charge of
Malicious Libel.

John G. Ice, pronEietor Of the West Side
Ne'gs. was arrested yesterday forenoon on
warrant for criminal libel. lhe complainant
being A. r Aniisdei. who Jays damages At
1000. The case grows out of the publ
cation this week il Llitor Lees paper OF
two malicious attacks on Mr. Antisdel in
which he Is charged With being an embcz-
zler swindsr ana thief For several years
Mr. Aatisdel TOOK an active part ia the
fourth Of July celebrations, and after pas-
irg up sil the Indebtedness securing
from the celebration OF is52. Er.
ADiisdel found himself in possession Of
$52o 81. AS Treasurer Of the Citizens CON-
mittee he retained this sum until 1ss5.
when he took the initiative step ia the
grand three days celebration OF that year.
it was be that frst called the meeting. nni
largely go his efforts was its success due.
With this sun es a nucleus The committee
raised 50 Jes IS rddaionai. making total
fund OF =. s65.l2. From this sum was q x
pended s. SIS 81, leaving a balance oft47 CO
on hand. At the meeting OF The Executive
and Finance Committees this balance was
entrusted TO Mr.. Autisdel and Chas. T.
Sigh, 10 be disposed of as they might see
fit Here the matter has rested and the
money still remains In their hands.
When the celebration Of last year was
proposed hr. ADtis1ei Nas solicited 10 turn
over to the new com uiitee the fund In his
possession. which be refused to do. Since
that time various attacks have been made
Oh Nf. Antisdel. but be has paid no aiten-
tioEs vhsferer to them. Editor lee has
bsei, extremely vicious. and 50 q means Of
stopping. IL possible, further assaults. Mr.
AHfisdeI was forced % resort to the Law.
After bis arres; Editor Lee hustled around
and gave bail in the sum OF q COO with II
B. Grady and Peer Dorsn - sarsiies. for
bis appearance September p when The case
viii Be called in the Superior Court.
Hr- Antisdel las resided in tbe city for
many wears and has he'd vari0s1s y.osslions
of truss and honor. and has alUsts been
found honest and upright In hss sverv
deslirx. The attacks on bin have rs =
wholly uncalie3 for aud utterly without
foundation. and The rFputatfe citizens ~
Grand Rapids are ananinoos IN ss9d0~s nx
bis method Of Drilling the tonzue of al
irrespousible slandefsr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-18

The entsrislnment si enlsth's opers
Houss this vesk 10 an exceedingly clever
vsuds.ljs r'srfrmsncs several of the sps-
cislfies being both move sno startling
Jennings sn5 Q Brisr's musical and veus
sketeb y good. Thsir sparrins fEish ~
three rounds estobss the sudieros 4 . the
greasess 81 the find ever se~n 10 the city
the boxing # Ms Brisn is SIMPLY Won
csrfnl Crs ford aud Aestinf bisekfso< fso.
tesoas dsDciEfr and high kicking meets
win hearty appreciation feuns end
Ssilis scv85etit and c1ntorfion snlies sfe
ffle festuse ~ fbs sho~ the eontogfion
tricks of ( - Ssllis heina marvellous C9sk
sna Ds feui avs greaf r. their son0s dencss
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